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Show your anger with an emoticon or emoji on the internet
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If you want to let others online know that you're angry or upset about something, there are a wide variety of angry emoticons and emoji to choose from. This wikiHow guide teaches you how to use emoji and emoticons to express your anger on your computer, phone, or tablet.

Expressing Anger Online with Emoticons

You can use emojis or old-school emoticons to express your anger in a more visual way online. By adding angle brackets to any frowning text-based emoticon, you can make it look angry (i.e., >:( or D:< ). Otherwise, many emoji images look mad, and you can use those to express anger.

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Using Emoji on an Android

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  1. For example, if you want to send an angry face to someone in a tweet, open Twitter and create a new tweet. To post an angry face on Facebook, open the Facebook app.
    • Many apps have their own built-in emojis that you can use instead of your Android keyboard. For example, if you want to insert an emoji into a Facebook post, you can create the post and tap the smiley face below the typing area to open the emoji list.
    • This method works with Gboard, the default keyboard on many Androids, and the popular keyboard app SwiftKey.
  2. This springs open your Android's keyboard.
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  3. This opens the emoji keyboard.
    • If you don't see a smiley face and you're using Gboard, tap and hold the comma key.
    • If you don't see the smiley face and you have SwiftKey, tap and hold the Enter key to open the emoji keyboard. [1]
  4. If you're using Gboard, you can type "angry" into the "Search emoji" to display all angry faces in the emoji list. Otherwise, you can scroll through the options and find an emoji angry enough to represent your mood.
  5. If you need to, tap multiple angry face emojis to really drive your point home. Once you send your message or make your post, the recipient (or your audience) will see it along with any other text you include in the post or message.
    • Depending on the app you're typing in, you may be able to type an emoticon like >:( or (angry) and have it automatically convert into an angry emoji.
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Using Emoji on an iPhone or iPad

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  1. For example, open Facebook Messenger if you want to send an angry face to someone in a Facebook chat. If you want to include one in an email, open a new Mail message.
    • Many apps have their own built-in emojis that you can use instead of your iPhone or iPad's keyboard. For example, tapping the smiley face on a new Twitter reply or tweet will open Twitter's emoji list, where you can browse for and tap an angry face.
  2. This opens your keyboard.
  3. One of these keys will be at the bottom-left corner of the keyboard. This opens the emoji keyboard. [2]
  4. It's just above the keyboard. This displays all emojis with angry faces.
  5. You can insert more than one of the options if you wish. Once you send your message or make your post, your angry emoji will let readers know how you really feel.
    • Depending on the app you're typing in, you may be able to type an emoticon like >:( or (angry) and have it automatically convert into an angry emoji.
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Typing Angry Emoticons on a Computer, Phone, or Tablet

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  1. If you don't want to (or can't) use emojis, you can get your anger across by typing angry faces with symbols on your keyboard. These horizontal faces are considered "Western" faces and are traditionally used in texts and chat rooms. Below are some of the most common Western angry faces, and many chat programs will automatically convert these to an image:
    • >:(
    • >:@
    • X(
    • >8(
    • :-||
  2. These are considered "Eastern" faces, gaining popularity in Japan and Korea. There is a much larger variety in these faces, owing to the use of many different special characters. Not everyone can see all of the characters in these faces, especially if they are using an older system. Many of these are also referred to as "Kirby" faces, as they resemble Nintendo's Kirby character. [3]
    • >_<
    • >_<*
    • (>_<)
    • (,,#゚Д゚)
    • ヽ(o`皿′o)ノ
    • o(>< )o
    • (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ
    • ლ(ಠ益ಠლ
    • ಠ_ಠ
    • 凸(`0´)凸
    • 凸(`△´+)
    • s(・`ヘ´・;)ゞ
    • {{|└(>o< )┘|}}
    • (҂⌣̀_⌣́)
    • \(`0´)/
    • (•̀o•́)ง
  3. If you're outraged, you can show it using an emoticon flipping a table in anger. These are typically used in reaction to bad or unexpected news. [4]
    • (ノ°□°)ノ︵ ┻━┻
    • (ノ ゜Д゜)ノ ︵ ┻━┻
    • (ノಥ益ಥ)ノ ┻━┻
    • (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
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Using Emoji on Windows

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  1. For example, if you want to send an angry face to someone in a tweet, open Twitter and create a new tweet. To post an angry face on Facebook, open the Facebook app and create a new post or reply.
    • Many apps have their own built-in emojis that you can use instead of your Android's keyboard. For example, to insert an emoji into a Facebook post, click the smiley face below the typing area to see available emoji.
  2. Pressing the Windows key and the period at the same time will open the Windows 10 emoji keyboard.
  3. Just start typing into the app that's open—once you type the word, the emoji keyboard will refresh to display all angry face emojis.
  4. You can insert more than one if you'd like. Once you make your post or send your message, the emoji will be visible to the reader as long as the device they're using supports emoji.
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Using Emoji on a Mac

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  1. You can use your Mac's Character Viewer to insert angry emoji in most apps, including those meant for messaging and social media. If you want to post on Facebook, for example, sign into Facebook and create a new post.
  2. It's in the menu bar at the top of the screen. [5]
  3. This opens the emoji area of the Character Viewer.
    • If your Mac has a touch bar above the keyboard, you can also tap the smiley face icon to open the emoji list.
  4. It's at the top-right corner of the window. As you type, the emoji will filter to display only those with angry faces.
  5. The emoji you click will appear in the typing area. Once you share the post or send the message, the recipient(s) will see your angry emoji as long as their device is emoji-capable.
    • You can add more than one if you're that mad.
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    How do I make a smiley face on Word with a keyboard?
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    Hold shift and press the thing to the right of the 'L' and hold shift and press zero. :)
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    You can use this key: > (found 2 keys to the right of M). Hold shift and push the period or full stop key. Then, hold shift and push the key to the right of the L key, the colon. (:) After that, you can use an open parentheses (SHIFT+9) to finish it off. You will be left with this: >:(
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      • Don't be afraid to make your own! Emoticons are an expression of your personal feelings, so experiment with symbols to create your own custom emoticons.
      • Many apps feature coded options for typing emoji within the app. For example, WhatsApp and iMessage have emojis available to all users.
      • You can add sticker packs to your Facebook chat, giving you access to other angry face styles.
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      1. Tap the typing area.
      2. Tap the smiley face or globe key.
      3. Search for an angry face emoji.
      4. Tap to insert it.

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